Honey Locust Trees - Gleditsia trianthos- windbreak, erosion control, honey bees, wildlife, bonsai

Honey Locust Trees - Gleditsia trianthos- windbreak, erosion control, honey bees, wildlife, bonsaiHoney locust tree, Gleditsia trianthos, also known as the thorny locust and sweet locust is a fast growing, deciduous tree that can grow to 80 ft tall. Native to central and eastern North America. Honey locust is an excellent choice to plant in a native garden. The leaves turn bright yellow in the fall. The long, sharp thorns make this tree unsuitable for home landscapes. Likes full sun to partial shade planted in a well drained, moist organic rich

It's native range is west of the Cascade Mountains in the Pacific Northwest to the Pacific Ocean from British Colombia to Northern California

10 - 18 inch tall Quaking Aspen Trees

the Big Leaf Maple stands as an impressive centerpiece in woodland settings or along riverbanks

Makes a great hedge or specimen plant

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Spring Shipping- Available after late December 2025 until Sold Out in Summer 2026

Needs wind and sun protection first year planted outside

depending on variety

Latham red raspberries are easy to grow and easy to pick

cuttings and 4" to 10 gallon pots

Plant as a specimen 15 feet apart

variety has vigorous canes that grow 8 to 9 ft tall and should be trained to a trellis or fence